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Qualified Private Medical Practitioners' Association, is an organisation of Modern Medicine Doctors & Hospitals in the private sector

 The QPMPA was started in June 1973 to protect the interests of the ill-organised public willing to pay for their treatment. Ever since its inception, the QPMPA is fighting against all invisible cost escalation in health care delivery in the private sector. The QPMPA is also engaged in  abolishing quackery in medical practise flourishing all over the  country with the blessings of the powers that be.

Sunday, 18 December 2011 17:10

Decisions of the Emergency QPMPA meeting

 

Dear Members,

 

The Emergency Meeting of the QPMPA held at Kochi on Thursday, 15 December 2011 decided the following. Kindly implement them -

 

1. Minimum Wages - Members may pay the wages as per the 2009 Minimum Wages Notification dated 16 December 2009. A copy of the 2009 Minimum wages notification is attached. MW 2009 Notification or visit http://lc.kerala.gov.in/

And also - A Circular letter from the Labour Department to Labour Officers.

We filed a case against this and obtained a stay. The case status as available in the Kerala High Court web site is copied -

 

 

Friday, 23 September 2011 00:00

A bonding that created history

November 27, 1951 was a very special day for a group of young men and women, who stood bursting with pride and excitement, when the then Prime Minister of the nation, Jawaharlal Nehru, lit the lamp, marking the formal opening of their alma mater and the first medical school in the State Read More

Search for 1951 batch of Healers still on

As the oldest medical school in the State turns 60 years, a search is on for tracing all the 60 students of the first batch of the Thiruvananthapuram Medical College (TMC).An exercise which started about a month ago as a matter of idle curiosity, has now become a passionate pursuit for Kishore Kumar, a medical professional in his 60s. ReadMore

A Quest For Trivandrum Medical College's First Batch Of Healers

Sunday, 26 September 2010 03:47

Dear Members,

TCMC re-registration

As directed by the High Court the TCMC is out again demanding Rs. 500 for the high security registration certificate costing less than Rs. 6. Though the case number is shown, they have taken care not to mention QPMPA.